Indigenous-led conservation aims to rekindle caribou abundance and traditions
Once described by West Moberly Elders as being as abundant as “bugs on the landscape,” caribou populations are now rapidly disappearing....
Humans and wildlife on the move: 4 concepts to rethink conservation
The climate crisis presents an opportunity to bridge conservation and human rights. New research outlined four concepts to rethink conservation....
6 environmental wins from 2021 to uplift your spirits
As we head into 2022, here are 6 environmental wins to uplift your spirits and give you hope for the coming year....
8 ways to reduce your environmental footprint in the mountains
Mountain ecosystems are under increasing human pressures, but you can take small steps to reduce your environmental footprint....
Podcast Episode 10
In this episode of What the f*** is biodiversity, Ann talks with Aerin about the Yellowstone to Yukon region and protecting nature....
Let nature be: Land may be more beneficial to humans when left to nature
A new study found that land is more beneficial to humans when left to nature rather than harvested for resources....
What on earth are protected areas?
We hear the term "protected areas" all the time, but what does it even mean? New research identifies ecosystem hotspots that Canada needs to protect....
Scientists created a blueprint for saving life on earth
Intended to tackle the twin crisis of biodiversity loss and climate change, it maps a network of land vital for nature and humanity....
Keep calm and save our biodiversity: How Canada can tackle wildlife decline
The latest WWF report found that humans have shifted the natural equilibrium of ecosystems. But there are many ways we can help Canadian wildlife....
The ocean has a chance to recover within 30 years
Marine biodiversity is incredibly resilient. With aggressive conservation efforts and policy changes, the ocean has a chance to bounce back within 30 years. ...
Navigating a course for Canada’s Marine Protected Areas
Oceans and coasts are a key part of Canada’s environment, economy and identity. Yet most of us are unaware of how they are protected and why conserving them is critical....
Is the Migratory Bird Convention Act actually saving birds?
The Migratory Bird Act is Canada’s first 'nature law'. However, it does not protect against one of the leading threats to bird populations: habitat destruction. That’s why we need strong networks of protected areas....